Founding Product Marketing Engineer

Responsibilities

• Launch products people remember. Own the positioning, narrative, launch strategy, assets, demos, and distribution for major product releases.
• Turn product into story. Understand Attention at a technical level and translate complex AI capabilities into simple, sharp stories that customers immediately understand.
• Create a content machine. Do the 0-1: create videos, landing pages, agents, and other experiences that make the product tangible. And build a scalable engine from there.
• Create customer proof. Turn real customer outcomes into case studies, videos, before-and-after stories, ROI narratives, and repeatable sales ammunition.
• Own competitive intelligence. Know our space and competitors better than almost anyone. Understand where the market is moving and make sure Attention stays ahead of it.
• Find the message in the data. Analyze wins, losses, usage, customer conversations, and market feedback to understand what resonates — and what doesn’t.
• Create things that spread. Find creative ways to make Attention show up in the market through social, product moments, launches, experiments, events, and unconventional campaigns.
• Shape the product itself. Bring what you learn from customers and the market back to Product and Engineering and help influence what we build next.

Requirements

• 3+ years in product marketing, product, growth, strategy, or another highly analytical and creative role.
• Experience at a high-growth B2B SaaS or AI company, or at a top strategy consulting firm such as McKinsey, Bain, or BCG.
• Experience launching products or bringing new categories to market.
• A demonstrated ability to create exceptional written or visual work.
• Enough technical curiosity to deeply understand an AI product rather than marketing it from the surface.

Preferred

• You’ve marketed to Sales, RevOps, or other GTM teams.
• You know the sales technology landscape extremely well.
• You can use tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Figma, Webflow, or similar tools to build things yourself.
• You’ve created product demos, interactive experiences, or technical content.
• You’ve worked at an early-stage startup and built something from zero.
• You have great visual taste.

Benefits

• - Competitive salary and meaningful equity
• - Employer-paid health and dental insurance
• - 401(k) with company match
• - Unlimited PTO
• - Daily lunch stipend
• - A huge amount of ownership
• - The opportunity to build a function from zero